Inlays & Onlays
Our dentists use inlays and onlays to treat cavities that are too big for a dental filling and too small for a dental crown.
The most common use of tooth fillings is to fill a cavity. But tooth fillings also can be used to repair damage to teeth caused by teeth grinding or to replace part of a broken tooth.
During the dental filling treatment, the damaged tooth material is removed, the area is cleaned, and then the cavity is filled with a tooth filling. This will allow the tooth to operate as it normally would, but pain-free and protected from bacteria.
Before filling cavities, we will numb your teeth, gums and surrounding skin to avoid and lessen discomfort during the procedure. Next, we remove the decay and replace it with a filling material. Once you’re done, your mouth will likely remain numb for a few more hours. There aren’t any significant risks associated with filling cavities but let us know if you have questions or concerns.
Our dentists use inlays and onlays to treat cavities that are too big for a dental filling and too small for a dental crown.
From dentures to root canals, our dentists offer a range of restorative procedures for a healthy, natural-looking smile.
Replace missing teeth with a long-lasting solution that looks natural and improves chewing and speaking.
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